Hi NG; I'm trying do develop a batch-plotting routine. In my office we ave 6 different paperersizes, and 2 of them are A4. one oriented as Portrait and the other one oriented as Landscape. In my VBA-code I create a pagesetup according to what kind of Printer, Paper, Plot-style aso the user has choosen in a properties-setup of the application. When they setup this values I will save the to the registry. They all use Centerplot and Plot area=Extents. Later when they want to use the batch-plot utility they only have to push a button and select which layout they want to be printed then click OK. I will then loop through the choosen layouts and to the printer that the user has choosen in the properties.setup. Its now that I create the Pagesetup with all its prooerties such as CanonicalmediaName, Configname, PlotType aso. I use the CopyFrom-method to copy this pagesetup to the layout object and then use th PlotToDevice-method to send it to the printer. My problem, at the moment, is that one papersize, A4 portrait, wont center correctly. This only happens at this printer "HP LaserJet 1200 Series" Other collegues that doesn't have this printer but an older one gets it all corrcet printed. I've checked the pagesetup that I created at computers that has the "HP LaserJet 1200 Series"-printer attached to it and I find something strange in the plotdialog. This is what I do when checking: 1. Open AutoCAD and use the batch-plot utility to plot a drawing, A4 portrait. This will come as not centerd. A page setup called A4S has been created. 2. Go to AutoCADs plot-dialog see what values each field have. 3. Page setup name says: "A4S" That is correct. The papersize says: "A4". That is correct. The Plot offset says: "Center Plot" That is correct. "X: 0.01mm" This might not be correct "Y: 0.00mm" This might not be correct 4. Look at the Full Preview and it looks wrong. Press ESC 5. Now select the the same papersize thats already selected in the Papersize combobox. Now the magics begin!! 6. When the same papersize is selected the Plot Offset fields changes to: "X: -6.23mm" "Y: -3.02mm" 7. Look at the plot preview and it looks fine. Questions: Why did the plot offset change when I selected the same papersize? Why is it impossible to force VBA to get it centered? Why does it only happen to one of the printers ("HP LaserJet 1200 Series"). -------------------------------------------- My code that creates the pagesetup, all variables are dimed correctly: Set oPlotConfigs = ThisDrawing.PlotConfigurations Set oPlotConfig = oPlotConfigs.Add(sPageSetupName) oPlotConfig.RefreshPlotDeviceInfo With oPlotConfig .ConfigName = sConfigName .CanonicalMediaName = sC_MediaName .PaperUnits = sPaperUnits .PlotType = sPlotType .PlotRotation = sPlotRotaion .UseStandardScale = bU_S_Scale If bU_S_Scale = True Then .StandardScale = sS_Scale Else .SetCustomScale dUserScale(0), dUserScale(1) End If .CenterPlot = bCenterPlot .PlotHidden = bPlotHidden .PlotViewportsFirst = bP_VP_First .PlotViewportBorders = bP_VP_Borders .PlotWithLineweights = bP_W_Lwt '.PlotWithPlotStyles = bShowPStyles .ScaleLineweights = bScaleLwt .ShowPlotStyles = bShowPStyles .StyleSheet = sStyleSheet End With oPlotConfig.RefreshPlotDeviceInfo ----------------------------------------------------------- My code that copies the plotconfig to the Layout-object and theen plot it. Set oALay = ThisDrawing.ActiveLayout oALay.CopyFrom oPlotConfig oALay.RefreshPlotDeviceInfo oALay.PlotType = acExtents oALay.CenterPlot = True oALay.RefreshPlotDeviceInfo ThisDrawing.Regen acAllViewports Set oPlot = ThisDrawing.Plot oPlot.PlotToDevice